Paul Driessen

Paul Driessen is a senior fellow with the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow and Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise, nonprofit public policy institutes that focus on energy, the environment, economic development and international affairs. Paul Driessen is author of Eco-Imperialism: Green power, Black death

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The data manipulation and fraud stench is too strong to be ignored any longer

Climate changes and their causes through the ages, as explained by Gore and modelers

Al Gore: Junk science huckster November 13, 2009
How double standards mislead Congress with absurd proclamations of Climate Armageddon

All Pain, No Gain November 13, 2009
Restricting and taxing energy use to prevent speculative climate disasters will be disastrous

None dare call it fraud October 15, 2009
What if we applied corporate standards to the "science" that is driving global warming policy?

Adapting to climate change through technology

Leader of none

First cars, next power plants. Wasting natural resources to promote eco ideologies, T. Boone Pickens and Ted Turner

Many words could describe wind energy and green jobs. “Sustainable” is not one of them

Obama administration “report” on climate change is deceitful, scare-mongering, bogus science

The duplicitous politics of money, power, control and corporate rent-seeking

US energy and climate plans would drag us back to 1905 – or 1862

Irresponsible federal spending, energy and climate change policies will bankrupt America

Scientific “consensus” and other shady sales tactics promote alarmist theories

Sick, irresponsible CSR February 24, 2009
How should society respond when “socially responsible” organizations sicken and kill people?

Green, UN, rich nation and African elites impose deadly anti-development colonialism

Just say no to oil revenues? January 18, 2009
Petroleum production bans cost us billions that could pay for stimulus plans and renewables

Saving lives with coal January 5, 2009
The benefits of coal-generated electricity are too often ignored in public policy debates

Economic bloodletting December 17, 2008
Proposed cures for “dangerous” climate change are akin to eighteenth century medicine

Sunspots, CO2 levels, jobs, economy, energy

Enormous strides in controlling an ancient disease – but major challenges remain

Environmental-union-politico alliances

Relying more on coal generates benefits that are too often ignored

Federal renewable energy mandates make good ad copy but lousy policy

To pay less, save the environment, and stop sending trillions to foreign dictators:

Locking up energy, driving up prices and destroying jobs to “save the planet”

Deficient computer models drive policies that destroy jobs, profits and family budgets

Still feeding the world

Humpty Dumpty environmental policies, Environmental justice

May you freeze in the dark